Those comments never appear, the user is blocked. I haven't seen any of them and I scroll regularly. In those cases one can see their own comment but nobody else can, nor Kylie. Other more negative comments (about her accent or how disrespectful to Guido it is, for example) are still there.
I think KyLie is in damage control mode after last week and the comments she got about all the guys in the Amalfi slog @Denise0211
It looks like she’s got the Purse back in line too...she really wants him to get with the K program.
And to get her wardrobe of crop-tops out
I KNEW I read this somewhere and your post led me to go search. From her "Why can't life be a Bertolucci film?" article. She's ridiculous.
Watching an old repeat on TV the other day, definite Margot vibes about her, and I ain't talkin' fellow Aussie Robbie.
Well found @Denise0211 ! Kylie saying “it was hard not to fantasise about being a hooker...you’ll want to be a prostituta too...or barefoot and prégnant in a jail in Naples’ make her sound like she is both out of her mind and very rough and tough like she came across in thé story about her Barcelona exploits with men. She obviously imagines herself as some kind of femme fatale
What a rôle she is playing for Guido and his family as thé conservative, teetotalling, housewife. I am sûre these comments would go down really well with her démographic let alone thé Purse!
The gums and the high falutin manner. And, surprisingly, Penelope Keith was in her 30s when she played Margot.
Guido doesn’t seem to me as the type who would be completely railroaded, he seems excessively tolerant and polite, doing his level best to steady a relationship that is at best choppy. He’s more of a guy who likes the fair days, and fun/funny (?) times he did refuse to let her film him at least once we know of. If there is once she has mentioned there have to be more, the fact she mentioned it is telling, rather like dibber dobbing on him because he doesn’t want the damn camera on him when he’s hassled .I think so too @Denise0211 , she posted the old Amalfi video because she is also already chafing at the confines of marriage and being tied to a stolid accountant who may not be as easily manipulated as she thought
? Major flaw in KKerfuffle’s ability to make sense using her chosen media . 
“hard not to fantasise about being a hooker” is just really depressed and depressing thinking …off her rocker she certainly was , so by now her rocker must be smashed up on the terracotta waxed floor, I’m really not a fan of rocking chairs
The more I think about it, it makes me angrier. If she has paid any attention to the plight of actual prostitutes, not the Pretty Woman types in films or "sugar babies/ high priced escorts" she wouldn't dream about it. She's sickening in her ignorance and superficiality. Does she realise that most are foreign girls taken complete advantage of? No. To her they are Sophia Loren and Julia Roberts.
I want to shake some sense in her. She's "Me, Myself and I", never mind others and their lives. Whatever adds to her stupid, phoney cinematic life! God knows why but I read the entire article. What a load of self indulgent drivel, using the premise of recommending films to talk about, you guessed it, ME! Me me me me me blah blah blah blah blah.The more I think about it, it makes me angrier. If she has paid any attention to the plight of actual prostitutes, not the Pretty Woman types in films or "sugar babies/ high priced escorts" she wouldn't dream about it. She's sickening in her ignorance and superficiality. Does she realise that most are foreign girls taken complete advantage of? No. To her they are Sophia Loren and Julia Roberts.
And who thought publishing that was a good idea?
She does not give a fat flying duck about anyone or anything other than herself. And I am sure that most of what she wrote here is made up or embellished to the nth degree. There are so many sayings about those that brag...Agree @Denise0211 @Rina ValtellinaGod knows why but I read the entire article. What a load of self indulgent drivel, using the premise of recommending films to talk about, you guessed it, ME! Me me me me me blah blah blah blah blah.
And this at the end...
La Grande Bellezza
You will probably only appreciate the exceptional talent of director Paolo Sorrentino if you have lived in this city, been to the parties, understood the richness and restlessness of upper and middle class Romans. There is much beauty and so much truth in ‘La Grande Bellezza’ that I felt utterly overwhelmed.
I feel utterly overwhelmed by how full of yourself you are.
KyLie is terribly pretentious and arrogant and has tickets on herself. As always, she is tone deaf to serious issues that don’t impact her own total self-involvementThis must be a different article to the one I read. I am not going to look for it! I've read more than enough of her boastings for one day.Agree @Denise0211 @Rina Valtellina
Regarding the Grande Bellezza, I live in Rome but you don’t have to live there to understand or appreciate the film. I love the way KyLie says she doesn’t know if she should write about it as most people won’t be able to relate to it (except exceptional people like her) but it actually ended up winning an Oscar for the Best Foreign Language film at the Academy awards, the following year. So obviously a lot of aloe non-Italian people that hadn’t been to the parties and were not upper class Romans etc could relate to it and see its brilliance (apart from her)
Kylie: “I think to an extent, people who are critical of all the film’s crazy dance-till-dawn parties and meaningless sex between people with too much time, botox and money, like to criticize it....as it unnerves others to think that they’ve lived in Rome for years and spend every night watching La Iene, going to bed at a reasonable hour and never receiving a single invitation to one of these exclusive orgies of art and hedony“ (unlike KYLie herself)
Right on @Denise0211 there is nothing to celebrate cinematic or otherwise to the reality. She definitely needs a dressing down .The more I think about it, it makes me angrier. If she has paid any attention to the plight of actual prostitutes, not the Pretty Woman types in films or "sugar babies/ high priced escorts" she wouldn't dream about it. She's sickening in her ignorance and superficiality. Does she realise that most are foreign girls taken complete advantage of? No. To her they are Sophia Loren and Julia Roberts.
And who thought publishing that was a good idea?
She realises people have criticized that superficial lifestyle, right? And not out of "jealousy."Agree @Denise0211 @Rina Valtellina
Regarding the Grande Bellezza, I live in Rome but you don’t have to live there to understand or appreciate the film. I love the way KyLie says she doesn’t know if she should write about it as most people won’t be able to relate to it (except exceptional people like her) but it actually ended up winning an Oscar for the Best Foreign Language film at the Academy awards, the following year. So obviously a lot of aloe non-Italian people that hadn’t been to the parties and were not upper class Romans etc could relate to it and see its brilliance (apart from her)
Kylie: “I think to an extent, people who are critical of all the film’s crazy dance-till-dawn parties and meaningless sex between people with too much time, botox and money, like to criticize it....as it unnerves others to think that they’ve lived in Rome for years and spend every night watching La Iene, going to bed at a reasonable hour and never receiving a single invitation to one of these exclusive orgies of art and hedony“ (unlike KYLie herself)
And as you mentioned, one doesn't only have to live in Rome to understand it. Buona giornata, fellow Tattlers!
